More flooding looms as rain keeps pounding North Qld
Residents in Giru woke to moderate flooding this morning — but the worst might not be over, with more heavy rain expected to swell the Haughton River in coming days. Read the latest.
Residents in Giru woke to moderate flooding this morning — but the worst might not be over, with more heavy rain expected to swell the Haughton River in coming days. Read the latest.
Just eight days into the month and 100-year-old rainfall records have already been smashed as emergency crews prepare for more wet weather. See how this may affect the build of a vital bridge into Ingham.
The Prime Minister left flood-ravaged North Queensland to attend a Labor fundraising dinner in Brisbane, using his taxpayer-funded jet for a trip that lasted just six hours.
Extra swiftwater rescue crews, police and boats are being sent north from SEQ ahead of what the Premier has warned will be another severe weekend of devastation for an already-saturated and “hurting” region.
A former dating show contestant tried to bribe a Qld woman to send explicit photos of herself before calling her 50+ times on private numbers, while committing a similar offence to another woman.
Joy Okobi’s journey from Nigeria to Townsville inspired her to empower others through music, celebrating resilience and community support.
A gang of brazen thieves in stolen cars have left a trail of devastation across flood-stricken Townsville, breaking into multiple stores in a crime spree that has enraged local residents. WATCH THE VIDEO.
A video showing employees from a Qld nightclub has gone viral with disturbing comments made about rape and race, with the business releasing a statement saying they are investigating the concerning footage.
Twin baby girls who came into the world at the height of the 2025 floods are “progressing beautifully”. Here’s why doctors think the heavy rain possibly caused their mother’s early labour.
A carer who bribed underage girls into committing sex acts and a car thief who taunted his victims are among those offenders eligible for parole this year. See the full list.
Standing on the Bruce Highway that was ripped apart by raging floodwaters, the Prime Minister has vowed to “build back better” and floodproof North Queensland’s crucial link.
Police have warned the temporary bridge is not open to the public as emergency services conduct their first trips over to deliver essential supplies through to residents stranded by flood waters.
Low interest government loans have been launched to help flood-hit farmers and businesses rebuild, as estimates of sugarcane loss in the Herbert skyrocket. See who’s eligible.
Coles employees and SES workers handed out grocery items in Ingham.
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